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The news about the news has been dire: closures, layoffs, consolidations. These events are happening as media outlets struggle to adapt to technological change, withstand ideological attacks, inform a fractured public, and fix their…
Carol Costello, award-winning journalist and a former anchor and correspondent at CNN and HLN, discussed the great importance of effective STEM communications as a guest speaker at Dean Tina Choe’s “Great Minds in STEM”…
Washington Post: While both men have “damaged reputations” that makes their rehiring on national television problematic, neither actually needs TV to exert “influence,” said Carol Costello, a former CNN anchor who is now a…
March 13 marks the 10th anniversary of Jorge Mario Bergoglio’s election as Pope Francis. During the past decade Catholics have brought divisions from political arena into the pews. They are divided over cultural issues,…
Washington Post: “It’s just hard to fathom the old model on another network will flourish,” says Carol Costello, a former CNN anchor who now teaches journalism at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. “People…
Being a journalist now seems more necessary than ever before, especially in current global geopolitics that continue to affect us in new ways.
“I never liked the idea of anchors getting tipsy on air,” said former CNN anchor Carol Costello, who now teaches journalism at Loyola Marymount University. “Maybe I’m old school, but I don’t want to…
